Guidebook for Oslo
Essentials
REMA 1000 Torshovdalen
37E Hans Nielsen Hauges gateBest grocery store in the neighborhood.
Deli de Luca Torshov
45 Vogts gate24 hour deli.
Food Scene
Great place for lunch or dinner. Large selection of beers. Lots of seats out in the sun during the summer.
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Grisen
2 TorshovgataGreat place for lunch or dinner. Large selection of beers. Lots of seats out in the sun during the summer.
Used to be a tram stall. Nice place for lunch or dinner. Love the burger! Great to sit out in the sun in the summer.
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Trikkestallen Teater
33 TorshovgataUsed to be a tram stall. Nice place for lunch or dinner. Love the burger! Great to sit out in the sun in the summer.
Mr.Fish - Sushi When Taste Matters.
22 SandakerveienBest sushi place in the neighborhood.
Oslos best and biggest food court. Walk along the river Akerselva from my apartment to reach it in 20 minutes. If you love food you'll love this place! In the basement they have the longest bar in Norway!
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Mathallen Oslo
5 VulkanOslos best and biggest food court. Walk along the river Akerselva from my apartment to reach it in 20 minutes. If you love food you'll love this place! In the basement they have the longest bar in Norway!
Entertainment & Activities
Myrens Treningssenter
24C SandakerveienClimbing wall, squash- and fitness center.
Ringen Kino
6D SannergataThe latest and best cinema in town.
Drinks & Nightlife
Lincoln Sports Bar
43 Vogts gateFootball pub around the corner. Serve food as well.
The most trendy restaurant/bar/nightclub in my neighborhood. Great food! Packed from 11 pm. every Friday and Saturday.
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HVASKJER
64 Vogts gateThe most trendy restaurant/bar/nightclub in my neighborhood. Great food! Packed from 11 pm. every Friday and Saturday.
Sightseeing
The beautiful river Akerselva splits the city in two. Nice to walk along all the way down to the city centre - or head north into the woods.
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Akerselva
98 SannerbruaThe beautiful river Akerselva splits the city in two. Nice to walk along all the way down to the city centre - or head north into the woods.
Nice park with a nice view of Oslo just down the road.
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Torshovparken, Oslo
Nice park with a nice view of Oslo just down the road.
Oslo's Opera House is located right at the harbour, with an angled, white exterior that appears to rise from the water.
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The Norwegian Opera and Ballet
1 Kirsten Flagstads PlassOslo's Opera House is located right at the harbour, with an angled, white exterior that appears to rise from the water.
A historic landmark in the Norwegian consciousness, Holmenkollen embodies more than a century of skiing competitions. Best view in town is from the top of the hill.
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Holmenkollen
A historic landmark in the Norwegian consciousness, Holmenkollen embodies more than a century of skiing competitions. Best view in town is from the top of the hill.
Sculpture park in the Frogner Park with more than 200 sculptures by Gustav Vigeland (1869–1943) in bronze, granite and cast iron. Biggest and most beautiful park in town.
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Vigelandsparken station
KirkeveienSculpture park in the Frogner Park with more than 200 sculptures by Gustav Vigeland (1869–1943) in bronze, granite and cast iron. Biggest and most beautiful park in town.
Arts & Culture
The Viking Ship museum. The world's best-preserved Viking ship.
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Viking Ship Museum
35 Huk AvenyThe Viking Ship museum. The world's best-preserved Viking ship.
Parks & Nature
Want to get out on the Oslo fjord? Take the tram from my stop (Torshov) and down to Aker Brygge. Hop on one of the boats to one of the islands. Hovedøya is the closest (5 minutes) - Langøya is bigger and less crowded (25 minutes). Buy tickets with the Ruter app :)
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Hovedøya
Want to get out on the Oslo fjord? Take the tram from my stop (Torshov) and down to Aker Brygge. Hop on one of the boats to one of the islands. Hovedøya is the closest (5 minutes) - Langøya is bigger and less crowded (25 minutes). Buy tickets with the Ruter app :)